They were enthralling to watch together, and successful as well.
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Both films were blanked in favor of less enthralling fare.
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The Last Dab, another one he helped make, is enthralling.
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As Congressional hearings go, it sounds like an enthralling topic.
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Just how enthralling was their matchup in Toronto on Tuesday?
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Solipsism is enthralling but also boring (and finally often repulsive).
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The rivalry became the most enthralling in women's college basketball.
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It was, at times, an enthralling intellectual battle of billionaires.
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This has been the most enthralling edition in some time.
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The 214 Emmys were at once enthralling and utterly anticlimactic.
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It's ten minutes long, and every second of it is enthralling.
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The ten-minute first round between these bantamweights was enthralling throughout.
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The fact is: Glittering, viscous liquid will never not be enthralling.
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London artist Burial's eponymous album sounds utterly enthralling through these headphones.
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Its politics aside, "Famous" is a spectacularly bizarre and enthralling experience.
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I haven't the slightest idea, but this visual cacophony is enthralling.
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Either way, it's sure to be an enthralling fight between both Europeans.
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The resulting duology is an enthralling read that's pressingly relevant in 2018.
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It's about watchable versus unwatchable, enthralling and fun versus dusty and dry.
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However, at least one distraction proved enthralling: the roar of the crowd.
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It's a picturesque, nicely paced show that engages without enthralling or unsettling.
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Having recently come out of the closet, she found the idea enthralling.
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A less enthralling scene involved sorting potatoes by throwing them into different buckets.
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It's enthralling and curiously suspenseful to see what happens from moment to moment.
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Mexico City's Galería OMR is showing an enthralling textile work by Yann Gerstberger.
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Daniel Heimbinder is an artist who creates singularly enthralling, extremely busy, bizarre drawings.
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But more enthralling exhibitions at the country's biggest arenas might eventually change that.
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It could be an atmospheric side-quest, or an oddly enthralling mini-game.
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Reality is the ingredient that turns a bad fiction into an enthralling one.
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It's those little details that make this documentary an enthralling look back for fans.
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Nor was his story as enthralling as, say, Garfield or Lincoln or even Polk.
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Now if only everything else about June and Harry's world was just as enthralling.
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Manning became famous for his enthralling, acrobatic work, particularly the aerial moves he incorporated.
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Gaze upon this enthralling collection of images featuring fluffy cats lounging on glass tabletops.
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You don't actually interact with the world, but the trip is no less enthralling.
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It's enthralling because they're very, very fast, they're powerful as well, they're mini heavyweights.
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The lyric video was released on Friday and the results are, as predicted, enthralling.
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They began slow dancing, enthralling students who had long tried to set them up.
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Even in a saturated market of internet flexing, Gnar's social media presence is enthralling.
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The order of this narrative is as elusive, and enthralling, as everyday Neapolitan experience.
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People were talking about what music they found enthralling, what really rocked their world.
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Reporter's Notebook The answer was yes, and the experience was both eerie and enthralling.
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But the series' nuanced depiction of espionage as grinding emotional labor is still enthralling.
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This is where Kraus' mastery of writing becomes a highly complex and enthralling experience.
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It will come too late, however, to prevent a frustrating finale to an enthralling series.
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It turns out, pet fitness data is about as enthralling as your own fitness data.
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Sink The Pink is exciting and enthralling, cheers and screams constantly ringing in your ears.
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For a few seasons there, The Vampire Diaries was one of TV's most enthralling shows.
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The connections among these four characters are interesting, but the topics they discuss are enthralling.
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Go: "White Noise," Suzan-Lori Parks's new play, is an enthralling study of interracial relationships.
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The effect was enthralling: Luscious though it all was, the stuffing had been let out.
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Paul Stephen Benjamin's (Atlanta) video installation "Summer Breeze" (2019) is both fiercely powerful and enthralling.
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Sweden will not, if evidence of recent years holds true, be especially enthralling to watch.
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What makes the pathos of these scenes painfully enthralling is how they're conducted in public.
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Kali Uchis "Solita" Here's what you already know: Uchis make haunting, enthralling, and stunning music.
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"It was gobsmacking, unbelievable, enthralling and explosive throughout," said one person who watched the event.
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Talk about a song that's laden with melancholy but hides it via seemingly enthralling melody!
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You may not find this experimental service efficient or enthralling, especially if you're a news addict.
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And is 3D content enthralling enough for sites to restructure their web presence for headset users?
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It is one of the most savory desserts I've ever had, and it is utterly enthralling.
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"The Need" by Helen Phillips, a critically acclaimed but underexposed American novelist, is an enthralling book.
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Permanent revolution may sound an enthralling idea in theory but may lead to chaos in practice.
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Still, these two would definitely have an enthralling conversation about how to reclaim the snake narrative.
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An expansive and enthralling exhibition at London's Barbican Centre pulls work from more than 23 architects.
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You could call this the sporting integrity perspective, and it certainly produces a less enthralling narrative.
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It's supposed to be a little mysterious, a little sexy, a little suspenseful, and completely enthralling.
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What I saw was a skier who looked flawless and smooth but not revolutionary or enthralling.
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From whatever angle one views it, "A Very English Scandal" is a very enthralling miniseries, indeed.
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This, from beginning to end, was as open and as enthralling as any semifinal can be.
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You'll crave more stability and might even prefer the low-key types to the enthralling rockstars.
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There is no question that this election has been the most enthralling one of my lifetime.
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Most of the characters are fantastic, but nobody compares to Damien Lewis' enthralling rendition of Maj.
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In his return this season, he has been productive and enthralling, but also mystifying and defiant.
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There are essayists who can take the most arcane or trifling subjects and make them enthralling.
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Voyager 1, in particular, provided a close-up look at Titan that was enthralling and maddening.
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But that does not mean abandoning the idea that it can still be enthralling and relevant.
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Gothics can be absorbing in a different way from whodunits, their inward gaze enthralling but claustrophobic.
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Sunday's game was its league in microcosm: enthralling, intense, played at a screeching pitch of emotion.
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What followed was way more enthralling than absolutely anything that ever happened on Gossip Girl itself.
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Laced with both horror and humor, "Green Room" is the most enthralling adrenaline rush of 2016.
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As always, it is poorly shot but enthralling all the same because of Mr. Chi City's personality.
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Stewart is an enthralling actress, and her performance is worth the price of a TIFF badge alone.
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Without a doubt, the most enthralling transportation story in 2018 was the turbulent journey of Elon Musk.
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But these are minor quibbles about a story that is enthralling, fast-paced, adventurous and deeply touching.
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That's what I found also enthralling about the entire conversation, and we're going to go after it.
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This is space-opera adventure and sweeping romance in equal parts, an enthralling and eminently satisfying book.
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On New Year's Eve, the curtain will fall on two enthralling dances, one new and one old.
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It's hard to think of a work so inherently boring and surprisingly enthralling at the same time.
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This photo's composition is enthralling: Saturn's rings cut Titan right in the middle, slicing the photo in half.
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It wasn't the most enthralling fight, though the action we had seen prior probably adds to that sentiment.
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The Pisces is an intellectual, enthralling voyage into one woman's swirling mind as she brushes with the extraordinary.
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Equally enthralling is his art: In addition to paintings and sculpture, he designed textiles, tiles, jewelry and tapestries.
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Ringgold had imagined an enthralling tale for Jemima and her family, yet the work's autobiographical undertones are undeniable.
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Several people posted harrowing videos of hail from nearby Flagstaff, including a particularly enthralling one involving a trampoline.
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"Killing Boys" is cinematic and enthralling without being too showy, leaning instead on a kind of sinister simplicity.
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It's the kind of domestic tableau you might encounter in "The Twilight Zone," funny, unsettling and enthralling. 7.
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Critic's pick Alexei Ratmansky's enthralling reconstruction pays attention to dramatic detail and to every nuance of choreographic phrasing.
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"Nowhere to Hide" begins with two short, utterly contrasting, equally enthralling sequences that whipsaw you into happy submission.
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The TikTok video was shared widely on Twitter this week, enthralling non–German speakers all over the internet.
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In larger paintings, though, the sexual monomania transcends itself and flips over into an enthralling, almost innocent exuberance.
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Lastly, the small exquisitely painted work of Lavaughan Jenkins at Abigail Ogilvy Gallery makes the figure wholly enthralling.
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What I find artistically important about the Catacombs is that they are both visually compelling and conceptually enthralling.
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Cat Sebastian has created an enthralling, multi-layered regency romance with this first installment in The Regency Imposters series.
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In the process, the studio has ended up with one of the most enthralling entries in its entire universe.
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Dishonored 2 is a clockwork marvel of video game level design that's as enthralling as any I've ever encountered.
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The most beautiful pieces made their way across Europe, enthralling Albrecht Dürer and the Holy Roman Emperor, among others.
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With Russia now absent from Rio in weight lifting and track and field, that enthralling tension erodes further still.
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She was as enthralling as ever, and utterly in command of both her powerful instrument and the stage itself.
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Some of the stories span only one or two pages and there's an enthralling power to these shorter stories.
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The way he's envisioned Cerebro, the tool that allows Charles Xavier to see every mutant on earth, is enthralling.
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Swiveling right again, I encounter Jack Whitten's "9-103-01" (2006), a work in which catastrophe is made enthralling.
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He will traverse his concise but enthralling catalogue in a pair of shows at Brooklyn Steel, Nov. 8-9.
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Still, there were some truly astounding and enthralling stories published on the internet about hackers, digital privacy, and surveillance.
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It's one of those books that actually start around Page 75 — a bit dull, then all at once enthralling.
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"I think the sound of all 10 pieces mixing together in a quiet gallery is especially enthralling," Lew said.
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Why watch: The Creep films constitute the only found-footage series that doubles as an enthralling, inexplicable character study.
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The game was enthralling, but the ending included poor officiating and lengthy replay reviews that ruined the pace of play.
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IAAF President Sebastian Coe acclaimed the 10 days' "enthralling" action as evidence that "our sport is alive and incredibly strong".
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Prompted by this enthralling possibility, I recently embarked on a project to discover "new" words and concepts relating to happiness.
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Deadlocked after nine holes, the two friends and rivals produced an enthralling back nine showdown worthy of any Masters champion.
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But Kehler and Corner's personal resolve, even as they both remain empathetic, is at once enthralling and depressing to watch.
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More enthralling for him are video games, which Antoine plays with what looks to be genuine engagement and actual joy.
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Nothing beats a secret place, and even better if, as in this enthralling story, it's hidden in a public space.
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And I have found that love later in life has been every bit as enthralling as when I was young.
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Its seven tracks present an enthralling spread of what made heavy metal so exciting a quarter of a century ago.
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I could point to any number of original Twin Peaks characters popping up in this premiere as enthralling or intriguing.
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But his neighbor Rodney Hyden, the subject of the playful and enthralling new Netflix documentary The Legend of Cocaine Island, did.
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If you watched Netflix's enthralling show The Crown, you're probably aware Queen Elizabeth II has had a lifelong passion for horses.
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The first goals in the competition came soon after in Rio, where Honduras beat Algeria 3-2 in an enthralling match.
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Gal Gadot is enthralling, Chris Pine is a thoroughly charming adoring sidekick, and Patty Jenkins directs powerful battle scenes with finesse.
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Similar to binging a much-hyped TV series or film trilogy, the entire project is enthralling to view as a whole.
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Similar to binging a much-hyped TV series or film trilogy, the entire project is enthralling to view as a whole.
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But The Handmaid's Tale exacts a slower form of intellectual torment on its viewer, and it's equal parts enthralling and excruciating.
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Not since the infamous llama chase of 2015 has a live stream been as gleefully enthralling as the Santa Clara blob.
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It is cogently enthralling and spaciously mounted by Pompidou curator Jonas Storsve and Nicola del Roscio of the Cy Twombly Foundation.
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Balanchine, sometimes called the Mozart of choreographers for his mastery of satisfying formal complexity and enthralling harmony, tackled several Mozart scores.
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Leibovitz knows how to use lighting, filters symmetry, scenery and other assets to her advantage to to form an enthralling portrait.
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Yet, as Marianne Elliott's enthralling London-born production makes clear, "Angels" blazes with a passion that is the opposite of morbid.
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"The enthralling brutality of Elizabeth Warren," by Kerry Howley One more look at what the Massachusetts senator brought to the race.
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This game is an enthralling clash of styles, with an aerial circus taking on the football equivalent of a Mack truck.
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Together these works make even more enthralling listen than they do alone: the work of two French radicals, a century apart.
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Rarely has a TV couple seemed so perfect and so doomed, making the short season of their love was completely enthralling.
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BTS have taken over the globe, enthralling an Army of devoted fans with their catchy music, entertaining stages, and playful personalities.
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"English blood will run in the streets," warns the note in Abir Mukherjee's enthralling debut novel, A RISING MAN (Pegasus, $25.95).
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Taylor in and of themselves is a key example of how Billions works to make every element of the show enthralling.
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I'm no tennis fan, but I nevertheless found the drama between the two enthralling, in no small part due to LaBeouf's performance.
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It showed consumers that technology could be beautiful and that the most enthralling possessions could fit in the palm of a hand.
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Our moments, from lusty and hot like last night to this sweetness in our sleep beside one another, never stopped enthralling me.
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We already knew Scanlen was talented, since Amma's mannerisms have been enthralling and disturbing long before we knew she was a murderer.
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His ability to laugh in the face of death lends itself, in no small part, to what makes his films so enthralling.
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Rin Nakai submits Kanako Murata in third round Despite its finish, this fight disappointed in an enthralling five hours of Rizin fights.
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But a special exhibition at the museum, about artists' later careers, includes a full room of Mitchell's work, and it is enthralling.
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As a longtime reader of Dreher's blog—an experience alternately enthralling and exasperating—I'd always wondered what he'd be like in person.
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Two of those wins came in a dramatic and enthralling World Series, which Houston won by taking Game 7 in Los Angeles.
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The newest example is "Bunk," Young's enthralling and essential new study of our collective American love affair with pernicious and intractable moonshine.
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The enthralling website instantly opens up into a compact series of finely-detailed eggplants, each designed with their own specific animation style.
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If you are a punk rock fan, as plenty of the 20-person audience seemed to be, you may find this enthralling.
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The complicated duet between the two dominates the film and elevates it beyond cheeky genre fun into something more complicated and enthralling.
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After several kilometers of cat and mouse, they were caught by Dawkins with three kilometers left to set up an enthralling finish.
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While outstanding, that exhibition explores only her enthralling and dreamy art objects created using bronze, plaster, glass, porcelain, tapestry, paper and wax.
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After months of enthralling football action and a postseason filled with incredible games, we&aposve finally made it to the Super Bowl.
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There, one can find enthralling posts ranging from a still life of a glass of milk to a plane's emergency exit sign.
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This new book about the case was nearly 20 years in the making, and it is "enthralling," our critic Parul Sehgal writes.
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Remember how enthralling it was scarfing down your ziplock-ed PB&J just so you could get outside to run around outside, ASAP?
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The globally heralded competition rewards the work of photographers — both amateur and professional — best capturing the world's most intimate moments and enthralling scenes.
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Carey Mulligan looks enthralling in Wildlife, in which she plays a woman in a very classic 1960s family whose marriage is falling apart.
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But Raonic recovered again to set up a fourth consecutive tiebreak and it took an wayward Wawrinka forehand to end the enthralling contest.
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The Euro 2016 finals started out with pace and style, as France launched an aggressive attack, checkered with (surprisingly) an enthralling Portugal's counter.
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Milstein enjoys photographing inherently interesting places like amusement parks, airports, and cities but also relishes the chance to capture less obviously enthralling scenes.
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Although his death was attributed to a heart attack, doubts have lingered, enabling Maurensig to imagine more sinister causes in this enthralling novel.
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Surface Knowledge, the latest Flaherty NYC screening series, presents enthralling experimental documentary shorts which play with ways of seeing and experiencing the world.
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I still enjoyed cooking, but the idea of a life of eighteen-hour days at the stove had started to seem less enthralling.
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Watching the play, we share Ray's sadness and frustration, but sadness and frustration can make for a less than enthralling evening of theater.
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You're so inspired by the dystopian plot, the enthralling characters, and crafty writing style that you decide to take a creative writing class.
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Far better are the later recordings on the Challenge label: a vibrant First, a fine Eighth, a soaring Sixth and an enthralling Third.
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Carr's enthralling and exciting debut novel, set in late-16th-century Aragon, highlights the tensions between the region's Christians and its Muslim converts.
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Buy it here >>Bestselling author Leigh Bardugo spins a tale of dark intrigue amongst the Ivy League elite in her enthralling adult debut.
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And while the Internet found the show oddly enthralling, the barber seen here snipping his way into American political history was less impressed.
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It was enthralling, as At The Drive-In took recognizable component parts and spit them out the other side as something totally new.
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Because you're the sign of intelligence and beauty, people are always attracted to you, Libra, but you'll be especially enthralling during this time!
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An assortment of enthralling video installations explore representations of nature and the reconstruction of space through 'new media,' including projection and 3D scanning.
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In TV terms, a gut punch is basically when shit gets real — the "there's no turning back" moment, or an enthralling big reveal.
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And for those Brazilians who saw the political establishment they inherited from the Workers' Party as venal, Mr. Bolsonaro was an enthralling candidate.
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Colleagues who have done so have returned with enthralling accounts of life there and how North Koreans view the specter of another war.
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The storytelling in Merve Emre's "The Personality Brokers" is so exquisite and enthralling that I momentarily forgot how much I loathe personality tests.
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"Jeunes Voix" achieved for me another of education's primary goals: It opened up an enthralling new world, something to which I could aspire.
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But whereas its importance is largely historical now, Mr. Lepage makes it newly enthralling by showing it happening as if in McLaren's mind.
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All this is parsed in great detail by "Seurat's Circus Sideshow," an enthralling exhibition opening on Friday at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Fortunately, others feel differently, aware that some of the most inventive, enthralling, provocative and (yes) literary writing for children comes in this form.
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The developers have taken their subject matter seriously and presented something that brings the past to life in an amazingly detailed and enthralling way.
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But Captive only scratches the surface of the subjects that I find much more enthralling — and, at the risk of sounding uppity, intellectually stimulating.
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Photo: Mike Keeling (Flickr)A few weeks ago, I was enjoying one of my favorite activities: reading an enthralling piece of fiction before bed.
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It boasted some compelling new characters and some enthralling moments, but it frequently seemed fearful of running afoul of the franchise's core fan base.
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Miuccia Prada, alongside some of the most enthralling female voices in 21st-century design, proved that women — nay, all of us — are stronger together.
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And the harassment might be a little more unsettling for the very same reasons VR is so alluring: it's visceral, it's enthralling, it's real.
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Enter Italy's brightest star and Terraforma resident Donato Dozzy, who embarks on three-hours of some of the most enthralling ambient we've ever heard.
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The result was "Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore": a rhythmic, enthralling video chronicle of Britain's nights on the tiles from the 1970s to the 1990s.
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For me, these concerts were indeed enthralling and cathartic, among the best and most meaningful art experiences I've had during the past many months.
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King's latest novel, "The Institute," belongs to this second category, and is as consummately honed and enthralling as the very best of his work.
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Vows As any opera lover will tell you, the drama in the wings can be every bit as enthralling as what's taking place onstage.
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Lucy has a bit more pop: Her youthful energy and even her job as a taxidermist's assistant make her enthralling to spend time with.
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"Spying and novel writing are made for each other," the former British intelligence officer and doyen of espionage lit writes in this enthralling memoir.
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Two narratives are at war in this book: one about Lowell's mania and one about his enthralling private life separate from the psych wards.
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Whether it will succeed is anybody's guess, but on the surface, it's both daunting and enthralling to look at, a TV blockbuster unlike any other.
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They set out from an implicit principle; 'Everything, in other words, anything at all, can become interesting, even enthralling, provided that it is presented, i.e.
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The Chiefs' young quarterback Patrick Mahomes stepped onto America's biggest sporting stage and produced an enthralling fourth-quarter rally that even the 49ers grudgingly applauded.
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It's not very often that a villain is both genuinely enthralling and completely unsettling, but that's what Voltron season three has delivered with Prince Lotor.
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On Sunday, though, he demonstrated during an enthralling rollercoaster battle with Rose that he does indeed possess the tools, demeanor and determination of a champion.
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Similar to Food Network's perpetual hit sensation Chopped, it's allergic to the human drama that made the reality shows of the early aughts so enthralling.
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This is replicated in the fight cards held in Beantown, which are often teeming with enthralling contests that have some real, meaty context behind them.
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Overlapping and contorting, there is something both disturbing and inadvertently enthralling about the doughy fleshed out pencil drawings which approach body contortions in new light.
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Now living in LA, Longstreth is a far cry from the musician who surprisingly sprung the enthralling Bitte Orca onto an already saturated Brooklyn scene.
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Duke will face No. 4 Virginia Tech because of an enthralling 40 minutes that came down to the vagaries of a ball on a rim.
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In the end, there's really no need to try to explain why the birth of a baby boy to Harry and Meghan is so enthralling.
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In 2000, Rick Marin, a writer for The Times, went with a group of Silicon Valley friends and described a scene both enthralling and ridiculous.
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" The tedium might enhance the really enthralling parts — like reading a religious text, I thought, then read the line, "Let's call this grey stuff light.
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If all goes as intended, these two enthralling episodes will be the opening chapters of an epic that promises to occupy viewers into the 2020s.
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At its height, the show was an enthralling experience to watch week-to-week, with fans unraveling and analyzing every detail from the latest episode.
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It is this aspect of Katz that I find so enthralling; it is as if he sees the world in paint and then he paints it.
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Analyzing the evolution of fashion, from haute couture to the first supermodel, the exhibition promises to be an enthralling look at an industry in constant flux.
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Christina: You mean actually fail temporarily lol that's not good for TV land Bill: /me imagines Elliot fumbling with compile-time C flags..... enthralling TV material.
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She has a magnetic pull from afar (perfectly framed by the entranceway, you can see her from the front room) and she's enthralling from up close.
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Prison Break was the twisting, turning, and undeniably enthralling Hollywood version of a prisoner plotting his escape, rivaled in fame perhaps only by The Shawshank Redemption.
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Strings of kelp are thrown into the air amidst a gray secluded beachfront in one of the enthralling landscape photographs staged by English artist Andy Goldsworthy.
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Elma's actions and drive make for an enthralling adventure as she fights to become the "Lady Astronaut" that she's made out to be in the press.
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Some of the flower drawings and those of the fish are genuinely enthralling with their almost decorative delineation of form, particularly the black-and-white flowers.
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Today, The Coconut Club is a two-year-old amalgamation of Windak's vision, beverage director Nathan Hazard's cocktail creations, and "tiki master" Darren Herczeg's enthralling theatrics.
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The lesser-known, Enemy, is a moody, enthralling nightmare of a movie that seems to be about a man battling with two sides of his personality.
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Packets of money change hands, and eventually a gun is fired, but "Ash Is Purest White," Jia Zhangke's enthralling new feature, isn't really a crime drama.
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The live album "Townsville" had none of the narrative trajectory that made "Drive By" and "Chemist" so enthralling — and that, I realized eventually, was its beauty.
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This season welcomes the return of Geoffrey Holder's enthralling "Dougla" (214), a work of pageantry and ritual that was last performed by the company in 27.
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It is bewildering, enthralling even, to watch Venezuela's socialist president as he livestreams his life on raw, poorly-produced videos shared on government social media accounts.
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On the other hand, Hugo Aveta's free flowing dreamy green video animation, "Basic Rhythms: Subversion of the Soul" (2014), uplifts with its enthralling click-drone soundtrack.
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But if you turn it to the preface, you might be shocked to find one of the most enthralling stories this side of Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger.
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But with the Dice Masters system the core game itself is so addicting it could feature squares, circles, and triangles, and it would still be enthralling.
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Her installations are so enthralling that, during a show at the Williamson gallery in California, viewers brought lunch so they could sit and experience the entire thing.
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The most enthralling—and often most frustrating—aspect of being a fan of Prince was this: No matter what, you were never going to figure him out.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: AntsCanadaMigrating an ant colony into a new terrarium because of an infestation of mites should not be an enthralling video experience.
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Venus battled to keep touch in an enthralling second set but the clean hitting and younger legs of Bencic carried away the match in the 12th game.
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As a producer and musician, PARTYNEXTDOOR was and still is far more enthralling than as merely a Drake associate or another post-Weeknd, melancholy R&B singer.
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The film is even more enthralling when we discover that the main character is in search of an individual willing to bury him after he's committed suicide.
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That's not an insult (I do it plenty myself), and compelling story arcs are what make this sport as colorful and enthralling as it's grown to be.
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The body designs made of polymer clay, acrylics and hair by LA artist Jonathan Payne illustrate the disjointed traits of a person, appearing both freakish and enthralling.
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His voice has a music that isn't quite English — born in Czechoslovakia, he spent his early childhood in Singapore and India — and his conversation is effortless, enthralling.
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The movie is to Callas what last year's "Jane" was to Jane Goodall: A documentary that revitalizes history through primary sources, to illuminating, at times enthralling effect.
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The duo's live show is equally enthralling: At this performance, look for Mr. Dun's drum kit to be sent into the crowd, as fans hold him aloft.
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There are two extended group dance sequences, one filmed almost entirely from above, that are enthralling for their discovery of the strangeness and beauty of human bodies.
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And yet it was the disdain of prosperous neoliberals for underpaid workers and the working poor that made Trump's more schematized hatred more enthralling to his voters.
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" VanDerWerff's list includes The Avengers, a movie that succeeds as an enthralling blockbuster, even though, as Sims points out, it laid "the building blocks of Hollywood's destruction.
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The movie tries earnestly to recreate the looks and speaking patterns of its subjects, but all of this together results in a movie that's more distracting than enthralling.
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That the Golden State Killer — as nicknamed by McNamara — was caught just months after I'll Be Gone in the Dark came out makes the story even more enthralling.
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A new retrospective of Mr Ruff's work since 1979, on display at the Whitechapel Gallery in London, adds up to an enthralling and unnerving exploration of the medium.
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While the notion that there is a base reality and additional levels of reality is both appealing and enthralling, we have evidence of only one level of reality.
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It's an expansive and enthralling survey at London's Barbican Centre, pulling work from more than 40 different architects, amplified by a range of models, photographs, drawings, and videos.
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Twitter users willfully contributing to public executions could lead to a more enthralling exploration of human nature than the villain-focused story the episode winds up telling instead.
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As a rapt audience listens in on the stark recitation, the combination of Wiedersheim's physical interaction with the keys and her instrumental manipulation of the typewriter is enthralling.
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Two new graphic novels spin enthralling tales of young heroes slaying those inner beasts — right along with the kind that suck your blood and try to kill you.
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The exhibit showcases personal photographs from inside the director's private space, where he spends his time dreaming up story dynamics, character development, and enthralling visuals of his films.
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SARZEAU, France — Fernando Gaviria and Peter Sagan have turned the first four days of the Tour de France into an enthralling duel of rising star versus world champion.
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There is no mirroring in the new work, but it is a continuation of "Brand New Sidewalk" in its aesthetic concerns and cast, including the enthralling Kevin Boateng.
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Initially, he'd tried to write a novel about February 23rd, but he came to feel that the events were so intricate and enthralling as to render novelization redundant.
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For more than a century, the spore-firing prowess of fungi, employed by thousands of species, has been an enthralling enigma for mycologists, the scientists who study fungi.
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Set in a Paris arrondissement of many hues and faiths, this enthralling début revels in tropes of the crime novel even as it careers cheekily beyond the genre.
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When Walker isn't posting his own work to Instagram and GIPHY, he curates equally id-enthralling art by like-minded folks like Kyle Smith, Dockisar, and John Karel.
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The most enthralling video in the series, "Our Story" shows a coastal landscape at dawn in Hualien, a fault line and the epicenter of last week's deadly earthquake.
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Similarly, Jaws' rogue shark becomes the vastly more enthralling symbol of a drier battle between local officials who squabble over the relative value of public safety versus tourist dollars.
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Portman, as the Queen and her look-alike handmaiden, plays the former with Kabuki makeup and an undefinable accent and the latter in a conventional, not particularly enthralling fashion.
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But Lynch thinks about it particularly fiercely: The bartender sunlights as a self-described "radical cartographer," dreaming up enthralling renderings of transit systems in New York, Boston, and beyond.
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Loyola, the enthralling underdog and one of just four teams seeded so low to reach the Final Four, was seeking to become the lowest seed ever in the final.
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With a potent mix of greatness, grit and good fortune, France ended an enthralling run by Croatia, 27-19173, to claim its first World Cup title in 20 years.
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Schaefer's idealized version of friendship — a "supportive, enthralling, entirely wonderful" endeavor built on traditions like "Galentine's Day" — makes its wholesomeness seem far less nuanced than it is in practice.
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Wilson lets his leading players bank their fires and for its initial hour — when the staging can feel stiff and overly linear — the show is engaging but not enthralling.
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The duo's live show is equally enthralling: In this Friday evening performance, look for Mr. Dun's drum kit to be sent into the crowd, as fans hold him aloft.
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Unfortunately for Jennifer Lawrence, someone claims to have gotten their hands on what I can only imagine was an enthralling memoir of the Hunger Games actress' early years in Hollywood.
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The show could have languished, drawing out David's journey through the system, and it probably would have gotten away with it, because even the episode's slow opening half is enthralling.
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Demis Volpi's "Flair," set to György Ligeti, and Stanton Welch's "Pavane," to Ravel, are less-than-enthralling forays into romance with lighting as murky as a restaurant's on Valentine's Day.
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His fair, Ginsberg-esque appearance is growing more enthralling and omnipresent by the day, as his expressions jump between Derek Zoolander, evergreen punk hero, and New York City art correspondent.
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After revealing the enthralling first four bulletins, spanning November 1967 through January 1968, Erowid has now made public two more editions from later in 1968—Micro-Gram #5 and #6.
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Members of the Contemporaneous ensemble, conducted by William Cole, delivered an exacting, enthralling account of the score, with Amy Garapic and Clara Warnaar particularly formidable as the doctor-patient percussionists.
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This enthralling but elusive pianist typically has just one major recital here each year: an annual, single-night engagement at Le Poisson Rouge that is all too easy to miss.
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But I watch both, as I do "The Trout," with rapture when it comes to the Morris dancers; they make "Love Song Waltzes," an enthralling work, look better than ever.
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Take BIKRAM, for example, an enthralling five-episode investigation of Bikram Choudhury's controversial yoga practices from his boom in the '70s to his current-day bust amid sexual assault allegations.
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Even back then it was apparent that she had an extraordinary, almost alchemical ability to coax these bare-bones materials into startling and at times spectacular and enthralling sculptural forms.
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Without prior knowledge of P-Orridge's enthralling life journey (from avant-garde musician to a pioneer of body modification) the finer points of this exhibition may be lost on you.
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A final with six goals — France beat Croatia 4-2 on Sunday — was a fitting climax to a month that produced some of the most enthralling matches in World Cup history.
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It's an enthralling listen — the series updates the story for the modern day, and follows the efforts of two reporters who are trying to unravel the connection between Ward and Willett.
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Read an excerpt below: "Three Farmers on Their Way to a Dance," which appeared when Powers had not yet turned 30, was nothing less than enthralling in its ambition and promise.
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In the Rockaways, you can have an immersive and enthralling nature experience smack dab in (or rather at the outermost fringe of) one of the most congested cities in the world.
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But the album sometimes sounds muzzled, its teeth sanded down to dull the split-second shift to a rollicking chorus or unexpected breakdown that made their prior two records so enthralling.
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But then, as Gongol begins the sultry refrain, a skittering beat drops and the song morphs into an unlikely, but enthralling colluision of old-time jazz club meets 2016 dance club.
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"There's a kind of laid-back, casual style to the operation combined with a technological arrogance that is a mixture of enthralling to some and off-putting to others," Logsdon added.
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Echoing the visual brilliance of Hubert Duprat's golden-cocooning caddisfly larvae and the stunning, vibrant insect wings depicted in Linden Gledhill's photography, the enthralling koi fish of Quality Koi Co. Inc.
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It's not that I didn't like her — it's just that the connection we'd had a month prior wasn't able to sustain the humdrumness of a weekend in a less-enthralling locale.
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If Mr. Romney is a less than enthralling personality, he would seem to be a safe bet, foreclosing the prospect of total humiliation under a nominee from outside the political mainstream.
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Though the strength of the other instrumentation never suffers for lack of attention, Von Spain's wondrously versatile—here exquisitely clear, there demonically acrid, always enthralling—voice is a clear focal point.
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Certainly it's going to take unusually enthralling stuff to make us forget about the world around us, and we'll have to decide if forgetting is what we really want to do.
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With a potent mix of greatness, grit and good fortune, France ended an enthralling run by Croatia, 19413-2, and claimed its first title since winning on home soil in 1998.
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Together, they form a picture of Gilardi's enthralling imagination and style, as well as a tantalizing suggestion of what other artwork might be hiding in people's basements, waiting to be seen.
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Drawing from the trio's backgrounds in Bushwick's late-20143s DIY music scene, the band blends screeching vocals, live hardware, and an underlying punk ethos into enthralling, in-your-face stage theatrics.
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Having assumed absolute power, white men exalted white femininity while protecting and enthralling each other with their access to Black bodies, often selling off their own children to solve economic woes.
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Since I saw some of them at David Zwirner last week, I've been struggling to understand why Yun Hyong-keun's paintings from the late 1980s and early '90s are so enthralling.
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Much like its progenitor, the new Ghostbusters is a kid-friendly-enough movie that promises to thrill forever fans while enthralling young viewers and igniting a whole new generation of fandom.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Johanna Konta pulled out all the stops to win an enthralling, marathon, second round contest against Croatian Donna Vekic 7-6(4) 93-6 10-8 on Wednesday.
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Released in conjunction with the 1987 album of the same name, this concert film captures Prince doing what he does best: enthralling audiences with his sexual dance moves and punchy voice.
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It Comes at Night is enthralling horror, but it's utterly devastating as a portrait of modern America: It goes straight for the jugular of contemporary American politics and slices clean through.
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" – Kauffmann Star Wars: A New Hope "This is Lucas' tribute to Flash Gordon, and is now enthralling all those who feel that Flash Gordon needs a two-hour, eight-million-dollar tribute.
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With plenty of talent in the featherweight division, there's no shortage of exciting matchups for Cruz to take on — especially if he keeps delivering enthralling performances as he did on Tuesday night.
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Making that content so enthralling as to be practically addictive is the aim of this industry, but right now all those poor copywriters have to do a lot of manual heavy lifting.
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Stephen Platt has written an enthralling account of the run-up to war between Britain and China during a century in which wealth and power were shifting inexorably from East to West.
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Of the more than 100 lush drawings by the French Romantic painter Eugène Delacroix in this enthralling show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, my favorites are the ones that depict animals.
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Discover how this Irish theatrical act became a global phenomenon with two documentaries, "Riverdance: The 10 Years" (2005) and "Riverdance: Today's Stars" (2007), and three enthralling performances from China and New York.
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This is not to denigrate the merits of Wilmarth's enthralling work, but to note that the modern viewer might need more time with the maquettes to grasp exactly what Wilmarth is doing.
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"The Summit" was so enthralling that I'm simultaneously dying to find out what happens next and a little devastated that when we do, there will be just one episode to go. Ever.
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Wearing heeled shoes, its three performers, often facing the wings of the stage, perform a series of mini-fugues; they tap, clap, slap, and occasionally count through an enthralling range of structures.
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Books of The Times Stephen King's enthralling "Under the Dome" (2009) dreamed up a small Maine town thrown into a surreal situation: The place was suddenly covered by an invisible, impermeable dome.
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The risk paid off: The Alphabet books, which star the Southern California-based private investigator Kinsey Millhone, have been steadily enthralling readers with heists, betrayals and murders for the last 35 years.
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From there, the last craftswoman still occupied making jewelry on the bridge where goldsmiths have plied their trade for five centuries has maybe the most enthralling of Florentine vistas all to herself.
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The story has all the trappings of a beach read — namely summer romance and a journey to self-discovery — with the additional exploration of social class that is both moving and enthralling.
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This enthralling piece details for the first time what it was like to stop WannaCry directly from the point of view of the two researchers, Marcus Hutchins—aka MalwareTech—and Jamie Hankins.
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The highly-anticipated rematch will reprise their enthralling 2018 New York bout, which American Wilder won in a 10th round TKO to inflict on Ortiz the only defeat of the Cuban's career.
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But 13 years ago, Christopher Nolan released this film, which reinvigorated the character and kick-started a trilogy that would become widely acclaimed for its sinister mood and enthralling action set pieces.
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The focus would instead rest solely on those players who had produced a game of the very highest quality, two hours of grueling, enthralling, breathless entertainment between two of soccer's true heavyweights.
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What follows is hilarious, incredibly rude, and completely captivating—and with net-connected collaborators, it'll be even more enthralling (our Rezzed play-through being slightly spoiled by everyone knowing I had the bribe).
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The beautiful strains of the mellophone street performer were so enthralling to this golden retriever that it refused to leave until the performance was over, lying right down to better appreciate the music.
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Take the simmering jealousy found in many female friendships, ratchet it up, and mix in some seriously Ripley-esque longings for upper-crust lifestyles, and you'll land at Anna Pitoniak's utterly enthralling novel.
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A bigger World Cup may also devalue the qualifying competition, particularly in South America where two points separated five teams battling for two direct places and a playoff spot before Tuesday's enthralling finale.
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In this beautiful homage to nature, National Book Award winner Richard Powers has managed to write an utterly immersive and enthralling novel about trees, and a handful of people profoundly impacted by them.
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Lockwood, an assistant professor of history at the University of Alabama, has a keen eye for a good yarn, and there are enthralling glimpses here of individual lives buffeted by the American Revolution.
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But don't hold that against "Edith Halpert and the Rise of American Art," a crowded, enthralling exhibition at the Jewish Museum with a fascinating back story that is rarely told on this scale.
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The debate could be her best opportunity, before the end of primary voting in June, to convey a vision of the presidency more enthralling than the pragmatic pursuit of incremental liberal policy change.
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" IT WAS MR. BEATTY'S LIFE with Ms. Bening and their children that prompted his long break from the limelight, a period of time he characterizes as "the most enthralling experience of my life.
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Yuval Sharon, 39, changed that brilliantly on Wednesday, opening this year's festival with a "Lohengrin" that overcomes conceptual troubles with breathtaking visuals and enthralling musicality, under the guidance of the conductor Christian Thielemann.
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The back and forths between accused and lawyer are among the movie's most enthralling scenes, largely because the soft-featured Mr. Yakusho — lips lightly curling — can make a nice smile seem positively terrifyingly.
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Classic 8-bit games were certainly enthralling and addictive — and still fetch a pretty penny on eBay as retro collectors' items — but they lacked the ability to lull the user into truly immersive gameplay.
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In anticipation of the party, Katie Rex was generous enough to make us an enthralling mix called "Galactica II," featuring tracks from the likes of George Fitzgerald, DJ Pierre, L-Vis 1990, and more.
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While some dad-approved hobbies lean towards embarrassing rather than enthralling (looking at you, medieval reenactment dads), officially cool dad Bill Young is getting attention on Instagram for something very, very unexpected: hotel carpeting.
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"I became a devoted husband and father 25 years ago, and I have to say they have been the most enthralling years of my life, with our four fantastic kids," Beatty said in 2016.
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It seemed as if every person who cares about the band was in attendance—I admittedly did a double take when I saw they were headlining the first night—but their set was enthralling.
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"The McLaren Elva ... exists purely for the pleasure of driving, to deliver an enthralling and immersive experience born from the ultimate connection between the car, the driver and the elements," McLaren's Andy Palmer said.
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It was a decadently enthralling and often gruesome look at marriage, abuse, and trauma, ending with the "Monterey Five," as they'd come to be known, killing an abuser and seemingly getting away with it.
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His Captain Black Big Band (which used to hold down a weekly residency at Smoke) released one of last year's best large-ensemble records, but he's equally enthralling as a leader of small groups.
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The actors are enthralling individually, but the performance gains a supercharge when their wild energies come together, for instance when the entire cast belts out a pop ballad demanding vengeance for the cuckolded general.
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I feel a slightly nervous around Simon having watched him the night before on The Horn, in which he performs a rescue that's among the most enthralling and terrifying pieces of TV I've seen.
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And it is enthralling — to be confronted with so much food, and to consider what you might eat, and to then figure out how to pick it, and to take it home for free.
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Although much of the world's focus has been on Emma Watson's upcoming role in Beauty and the Beast, the 26-year-old is also starring in another movie that's enthralling for a whole different reason.
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Many of her songs sketch relationships that are at once enthralling and annihilating: "We're holding hands and twisting knives/Staring without blinking into each others' eyes," she sang in "Scratch & Hiss," from the new album.
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"Cao Fei" (pronounced TSOW fay) at MoMA PS1 in Long Island City, Queens, is an enthralling survey of Ms. Cao's precocious career, organized by PS423's director, Klaus Biesenbach, and Jocelyn Miller, a curatorial associate.
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In an essay written for Messiaen's centenary, in 2008, Benjamin wrote of spending more than seventy hours, over six enthralling weeks, analyzing Debussy's opera "Pelléas et Mélisande," the piece of music that Messiaen most cherished.
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The Team Quest product, now training at Tristar, kicked off his UFC tenure with an enthralling back-and-forth decision win over giant Korean welterweight Lim at the Marina Bay Sands over three years ago.
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Though Mauricio Pochettino has been around far longer than Guardiola, and is therefore less immediately enthralling, he is probably Pep's closest counterpart in that he is a man of few words and much tactical nous.
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If you're ever in the mood to relive this historic mission, the first ever to land a probe on a comet, bookmark this enthralling visualization of Rosetta's entire orbital journey, released by ESA on Thursday.
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Evans, along with motion designer Elias Freiberger, director of photography, Jonathan Nicol, and editor, Edward Thomas Cook created a visually enthralling music video for the song "Old Soul" from the British hip-hop artist, XamVolo.
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Just as enthralling as Yayoi Kusama's obsessive dots are Angelina Pwerle's effervescent dots in her two "Bush Plum" paintings (2013 and 2015), which refer to the fruit-bearing trees with white flowers in her region.
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"Attachment" spoke to the idea of "forever"; "Every Night" described the intoxicating and enthralling pull of the honeymoon period, as Diamond sings "I want to see you every night, and feel your heartbeat next to me".
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This enthralling short video is the final presentation of a technologically advanced project by animation studio, Treat, who used a stop-motion animation technique with three-dimensional images to create a smooth series of moving pictures.
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At the end of the day, it's those shades of grey that make baseball enthralling to so many, so it's not surprising that players and executives don't necessarily see eye to eye on what constitutes cheating.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge staved off a surprise challenge from Ethiopian debutant Guye Adola to win an enthralling Berlin marathon on Sunday, but missed out on his bid to set a new world record.
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But as exciting as the success surely has been for Oleksiak herself, it's been just as enthralling for her close friends Alexis Bragman, Katja Pavicevic, Mackenzie Holden and Thomas Van Maren from the Toronto Swim Club.
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However, the Brit couldn't put Almeida away and succumbed to a spectacular flying knee KO in the second round in an enthralling back-and-forth bout between two contenders at different stages in their respective careers.
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After his enthralling comeback victory over Shapovalov, highlighted by a between-the-legs shot on an important point, Tsonga will meet 17th-seeded Nick Kyrgios in what shapes up to be an entertaining third-round encounter.
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The idea of a dancer being in his or her prime is meaningless; sometimes the oldest dancer in the room is the most enthralling of them all — the lightest, the most precise and the least mannered.
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The first comprehensive survey of the Congolese artist is a euphoric exhibition as utopian wonderland featuring his fantasy architectural models and cities — works strong in color, eccentric in shape, loaded with enthralling details and futuristic aura.
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The first comprehensive survey of the Congolese artist is a euphoric exhibition as utopian wonderland, featuring his fantasy architectural models and cities — works strong in color, eccentric in shape, loaded with enthralling details and futuristic aura.
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When he directed the Indianapolis 500 for ABC, his goal was to make the broadcast as enthralling as the experience of watching "Grand Prix," a 20113 film by John Frankenheimer set during the race in Monaco.
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While the promise of an enthralling pitchers' duel instead gave way to a pair of pedestrian performances, there was little grumbling from the Yankees, who bulled their way past the Indians for a 22-20 victory.
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After entering the building, now through 211th Street instead of Fifth Avenue, visitors pass by enthralling art deco architecture and a 25-foot model of the building before entering into the 215,21925-square-foot exhibit space.
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But the works' humorous nature and enthralling narratives make them challenging, accessible, and immediately captivating, keeping the audience slowly moving along the walls reading and laughing out loud — not a common occurrence in a Chelsea gallery.
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A fine account of why, when Ali died, he was remembered not only as boxing's most decorated and enthralling heavyweight, but also for his refusal to serve in the Vietnam war as a rebellion against white supremacy.
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Sancia and a group of compatriots band together to try and stop the plot, and Bennett weaves together several characters to lay out an enthralling heist and battle to prevent their enemies actions from being carried out.
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Featuring 190 artifacts from a collection recently donated to the museum, this enthralling show includes paintings, signs, furniture, architectural elements, jewelry, quilts, carved picture frames, ceremonial props and a wooden grave marker, all baring mysterious, hieroglyphic symbols.
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There's a fascinating cognitive dissonance between the music and lyrics on many of the album's tracks, an ecstatic play between mood and concept that makes Happy Ending an enthralling exercise in the tension between intention and results.
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"Ghost Forests" is an enthralling new album featuring Lattimore and Meg Baird, the prolific singer and multi-instrumentalist known for her work in Heron Oblivion, a psychedelic-rock band that alternates between walloping and soothing the listener.
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Three students commented on "Wild and Captive Chimpanzees Share Personality Traits With Humans": Katie Doherty was amazed to realize animals may have human emotions: "Wild and Captive Chimpanzees Share Personality Traits With Humans," was an enthralling read.
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With new manager Fernando Hierro urging them on from the sidelines, Spain bounced back from conceding an early penalty to lead 3-2 before Ronaldo's stunning free kick claimed a point for Portugal in an enthralling match.
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Featuring 219803 artifacts from a collection recently donated to the museum, this enthralling show includes paintings, signs, furniture, architectural elements, jewelry, quilts, carved picture frames, ceremonial props and a wooden grave marker, all baring mysterious, hieroglyphic symbols.
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Featuring 245 artifacts from a collection recently donated to the museum, this enthralling show includes paintings, signs, furniture, architectural elements, jewelry, quilts, carved picture frames, ceremonial props and a wooden grave marker, all baring mysterious, hieroglyphic symbols.
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Featuring 260 artifacts from a collection recently donated to the museum, this enthralling show includes paintings, signs, furniture, architectural elements, jewelry, quilts, carved picture frames, ceremonial props and a wooden grave marker, all baring mysterious, hieroglyphic symbols.
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Emanating from ten hidden speakers and two subwoofers is an enthralling five-act soundtrack composed of Jónsi's voice (his singing is frankly angelic), field recordings in nature, including the sounds of snow and wind, and synthesized sounds.
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That's what you hear in this enthralling video as the soundtrack to Nina Katchadourian's restaging of the ceremony on a beach, many years later: the childhood voices of the two siblings with their much-practiced Scandinavian accents.
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Her enthralling rivalry with the British great raised the profile of track cycling, offering a rare narrative of clean competition, even as a seemingly endless string of doping scandals on the men's pro tour blighted the sport overall.
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When Muhammad Ali died on June 3rd last year he was remembered not only as boxing's most decorated and enthralling heavyweight, but also for his refusal to serve in the Vietnam war as a rebellion against white supremacy.
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Live, Diet Cig's performances are brimming with energy and magnetism; on record they're equally enthralling, a trait that's successfully seen them go from strength to strength in a scene stereotypically dominated by whiny white boys from the suburbs.
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As a South Asian-American used to chickens that are (at least in Pakistan) not hormonally enhanced, the sheer size of the turkey is enthralling, as is the idea of transforming it into a spicy and delectable dish.
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Those who can remember talk of such staggering numbers of moths on summer nights in the English countryside that the headlights of a car would turn them into a whirling blizzard of snowflakes — enthralling, hypnotizing and also blinding.
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"There was something about the locked-room mystery of the Borden murders that turned everyone into an amateur detective," Cara Robertson writes in "The Trial of Lizzie Borden," her enthralling new book, almost 20 years in the making.
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She is also a hands-on maker par excellence, one who understands and clearly loves clay, and who delights in the various forms of earthy alchemy through which it can be transformed into enthralling objects that really, really matter.
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After an enthralling final round, in which the Spaniard surged ahead of his rival, fell behind, recovered from a seemingly impossible position and then missed a putt to win, he finally triumphed on the first sudden-death playoff hole.
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But its best adaptation is The Magicians, an always engaging, occasionally enthralling take on Lev Grossman's trilogy about lazy blue-blood New Englanders who discover they possess magic powers, thanks to the tutelage of a magical academy named Brakebills.
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" Tiger Woods, fresh off his enthralling triumph at The Masters, was feted by Justin Timberlake, who praised the legendary golfer for spending "countless hours in the weight room, and on the golf course, with a singular goal in mind.
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Shows like Jane the Virgin, Fresh Off the Boat, Transparent, Empire, Black-ish, and the new series Superstore put people of color and LGBT in the foreground, and tell rich, enthralling stories that keep fans coming back every week.
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And there was a glorious Evangelist in Joshua Ellicott, a dashing, agile tenor whose engagement with the action was enthralling and who never missed a beat as he sped round the hall, telling the Passion story with emotional urgency.
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The whole of Russia was captivated by the enthralling fare served up in Sochi on Saturday as the hosts bowed out after losing to Croatia on penalties — including the performers at Moscow's Nikulin's Circus, whose show clashed with kickoff.
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Those exhaustive yet enthralling playoff runs must feel eons ago as the Rangers continue to construct their next contender with youth and the promise of a bevy of high draft picks in this June's draft in Vancouver, British Columbia.
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And when the asthma returned, causing her to miss weeks of school, her aunts read her the enthralling stories in verse of Tennyson, Longfellow, and the Brownings, which she absorbed so deeply that she believed they entered her unconscious.
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" Mr. Macron said that Mr. Hallyday, who managed the "highly improbable" feat of taking an Anglo-Saxon name and enthralling French audiences with his personal blend of American blues and rock 'n' roll, was "much more than a singer.
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In the second episode of our new weekly series, "Scamalot," we witness an enthralling exchange between James and "Alex" - fictional lovers who hit a road-bump in their relationship as a result of their conflicting desires between money and love.
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Its Rube Goldberg machine-like qualities now seems to me like an apt symbol of the entire massive operation of the fair: visually enthralling work with magnificently high production values that leaves me a bit dazed and desperate for substance.
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TOLEDO, Spain (Reuters) - Federico Bahamontes, the first Spaniard to win the Tour de France in 1959 and still considered to be its best-ever climber, is looking forward to watching the last day of this year's enthralling race on Sunday.
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In September 2015, Google launched its Expeditions Pioneer Program, which provides teachers all the equipment needed to take their students on enthralling globetrotting adventures on land, under the sea or even into outer space with the power of virtual reality.
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"Noonday" seems just a bit smaller than Pat Barker at her best, however readable and indeed enthralling, and however much its stakes are matters of life and death — smaller than when art and history were on the table as well.
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Between all the yeah's and truly remarkable fashion that filled Season 1, viewers caught an enthralling story about the criminal justice system and accusations of police and government corruption in a small town seemingly bent on keeping one man behind bars.
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They might be right to be angry (leave that aside) but it suggested dissonance between unity and the enthralling brutality — that if there were a coalition to be built for Warren, it could only be built in the image of insurgency.
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Even more enthralling are two manuscript globes by Emmy Ingeborg Brun (1872-21690), a Danish writer, socialist and astronomer, that incorporated the latest discoveries about Mars — briefly considered possible for socialist resettlement — into fanciful spheres that Joseph Cornell might have made.
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Iceland missed a flurry of early chances but went behind in the second half to a lethal strike from Croatia midfielder Milan Badelj, although Gylfi Sigurdsson leveled from the penalty spot in the 76th minute to set up an enthralling finish.
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The piece that opens the exhibition "To Exalt the Ephemeral: Alina Szapocznikow, 1962-1972," Hauser & Wirth's thorough and enthralling first show of the artist's work since beginning to represent her estate last year, is an untitled plaster cast of her mouth.
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But when you state that you want to be "soothed and enthralled" after a long day of tedium, I have to say that Beethoven would be perturbed by the idea that anyone would find his Seventh Symphony soothing, or even enthralling.
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She's been doing wonderful work all season, and her mingled rage and gritted-teeth determination in this episode was enthralling to watch — but wouldn't it be great to see what she can do with a June who has stopped repeating herself?
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Like the rest of the fantasy epic's final season, it was divisive; some fans found it to be an enthralling example of the series at its best, while others found it to be an unsatisfying and abrupt ending to a major storyline.
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And so it makes sense that Paint It Black, her directorial debut released earlier this summer, is a beautifully messy look at the possessive, enthralling relationship between two women (Alia Shawkat and Janet McTeer) struggling to cope in the aftermath of a suicide.
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Though not meant to be an episode in the great intergalactic narrative of the series of trilogies, Edwards' Rogue One is an enthralling companion piece that fully embodies the Star Wars spirit and delivers the rousing pleasures that always leave us wanting more.
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The bass literally thumps thanks to a novel subwoofer setup that involves two cups throbbing on either side of the speaker in an altogether enthralling manner, delivering an advertised range as low as 25Hz, which is slightly below what most humans can hear.
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The strokes of genius the duo had produced during the four hour 21974 minute nerve-shredding 2008 final had led Boris Becker to declare that "every tennis player alive is going to tune in" to the 40th installment of their enthralling rivalry.
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After such an enthralling fight and its subsequent fallout—and despite his best vocal efforts—it's easy to overlook the man who was the previous proud owner of the WBA and IBO world titles fought over by Joshua and Klitschko: Tyson Fury.
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And while the whole situation would be enthralling if she was discussing that $50 million "inconvenience fee" that came along with their breakup, or maybe her larger-than-life engagement ring, the singer is actually addressing questions about Middle Eastern politics. Why?
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The movement sections, despite being executed by Ms. Lazier's charismatic cast of 14 — including dancers she worked with in residencies in Poland, Canada and Turkey — are a less than enthralling set of phrases that multiply at a pace more insistent than intriguing.
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The places they conjure may be dangerous, but they are also enthralling; one of the most potent things we learn, and never unlearn, is that while it is terrifying to be bewitched, we cannot help but yearn for it all the same.
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The work is visually enthralling, partly because of the tension between the visual motifs of organic and geometric: the Dionysian bacchanal of nature's uncontrollable growth and change, and the incursion of Apollonian rigor and theoretical organization; the head vying with the heart.
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With 21968 works by more than 20193 artists spread over two museums, it's a hemispheric treasure chest, a redrafting of known narratives, and piece for piece one of the most enthralling shows I've seen in years, with one visual detonation after another.
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It was a revealing moment in an enthralling clash of philosophy, temperament and style that unfolded Friday between a current and former president who epitomize opposing currents in an epochal political moment and are now in direct conflict ahead of the midterm elections.
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The first comprehensive Kingelez retrospective in the United States, it introduces the artist's fantasy architectural models: strong in color, eccentric in shape, loaded with enthralling details and glowing with futuristic visions for Congo's transition after its independence from Belgian rule in 1960.
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In an enthralling semi-final featuring a rain interruption, a lighting failure and a plenty of drama besides, the fifth seeded Austrian shrugged off a sluggish start and was courageous on the big points to triumph under the roof at Rod Laver Arena.
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The project combines stunning food images, a diary-like profile of the inmates' requests and background, and a perpetually ticking clock telling how long it's been since the meal of that particular inmate was served, compiled together on a visually enthralling website.
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La Wilson, an enigmatic assemblage artist who took ordinary objects — from dice, plastic forks and alphabet blocks to bullet casings, fake guns and jewelry — and arranged them in boxes, giving them enthralling new life, died on March 30 in Hudson, Ohio, a suburb of Akron.
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They've streamlined their already stripped-down, meaty black metallicized doom/punk sound even further, and delivered a whopper of an album that satisfies my most primal urges for big, ugly riffs, and spices it up with grimy punk tempos and slabs of enthralling blackened doom.
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"Meryl's enthralling body of work across a diverse set of genres has made her a role model over the past 40 years, and she will continue to do so for generations to come," Lorenzo Soria, the President of the HFPA said in a statement Wednesday.
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He was also just a totally enthralling athlete to watch, one of the most entertaining and infuriating players of his era, a dude who complemented his size and athleticism with breathtaking skill and off-kilter train of thought that mystified the staunchest of defenders.
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Friedrich Nietzsche identified it in his 1878 book Human, All Too Human: In the actual act of deception, with allits preparations, its enthralling in voice,expression, and gesture, in the midstof the scenery designed to give it effect,they are overcome by belief in themselves.
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Set in the mythological lands of ancient Greece, Assassin's Creed Odyssey puts you in the shoes of a lowly mercenary who is on a journey to uncover the mystery of their family's past — encountering a vibrant cast of characters and enthralling quests along the way.
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And so on Sunday, as the great Swede announced himself to English football with a towering header at Wembley, I returned to the Volvo adverts that portray Zlatan as what he is: one of the epic heroes of our absurd, entrancing, enthralling, appalling, capitalist age.
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On the group's latest record, "Life Without Sound," Dylan Baldi, Cloud Nothings' creative mastermind, takes cues from forebears like Rivers Cuomo of Weezer and Paul Westerberg of the Replacements; an enthralling scuzz prevails, but the guitar hooks are sharper and the choruses far more hummable.
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Mr. Leckey, winner of the 19503 Turner Prize, is a keen student of Britain's music subcultures, and his first major artwork, "Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore" (1999), is a rhythmic, enthralling video chronicle of Britain's nights on the tiles from the 1970s to the 1990s.
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Mr. Leckey, winner of the 2008 Turner Prize, is a keen student of Britain's music subcultures, and his first major artwork, "Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore" (1999), is a rhythmic, enthralling video chronicle of Britain's nights on the tiles from the 1970s to the 1990s.
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Mr. Leckey, winner of the 19233 Turner Prize, is a keen student of Britain's music subcultures, and his first major artwork, "Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore" (1999), is a rhythmic, enthralling video chronicle of Britain's nights on the tiles from the 1970s to the 1990s.
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C. J. Sansom's TOMBLAND (Mulholland/Little, Brown, $28) does indeed offer a lengthy account of that eventful chapter in England's past, but, as told by Matthew Shardlake, the hunchback lawyer whose authoritative voice is heard in all of Sansom's medieval mysteries, the tale is enthralling.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Elina Svitolina stretched every sinew in a brilliant display of defensive tennis to register the biggest win of her career when she rallied for a 3-6 6-2 6-2 triumph over Sloane Stephens in an enthralling WTA Finals title decider on Sunday.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo lit up the World Cup in his own inimitable style on Friday, curling in a late free kick to complete a remarkable hat-trick and earn his team a 3-3 draw in an enthralling clash with neighbors Spain.
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To be fair, this general turn for the better probably has as much to do with the return of narrative momentum, the characters finding dramatically involving goals, and the writers deciding to start revealing long-hinted-at plot points in a way that's enthralling to watch.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - It was not quite a "Miracle on Ice" but it was close enough for Germany as they celebrated an unlikely silver medal on Sunday after their enthralling battle with the Olympic Athletes from Russia (OAR) ended in a dramatic 4-3 defeat.
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This is the question at the heart of Christopher Impey's enthralling book, which is both a social history of HMP Brixton—published in the year of the prison's 200th anniversary—and of the criminal justice system within which it has played a prominent and often controversial role.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The centerpiece (in my opinion) of Argentine sculptor Tomás Saraceno's enthralling exhibition, Solar Rhythms at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, is not in the center at all but instead in the upstairs project room: two black-and-white HD videos, shown consecutively.
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I had never been given permission to have a night life, and the possibility of one outside in the dark would not have even occurred to me, but at camp we had entire nighttimes of rituals that were about as enthralling as anything I've ever experienced.
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The Dutchman, signed last week from Southampton for a reported fee of 75 million pounds ($101.7 million), rose inside the area to head home an Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain corner in front of the Kop end in the 84th minute of what had been an enthralling Merseyside derby.
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It was enthralling to see the meaning emerge, to observe the subtle uses of tense and aspect and mood, and feel the force of the small, indefinable, not strictly necessary words that linguists dryly call "function words" and which are known in Greek grammar as particles.
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This list of the best TV shows on 2019 includes new and excellent seasons of shows that have been on for a while, as well as the first seasons of TV shows that premiered this year and blew everyone's minds with their comedic excellence and enthralling drama.
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Listening to rousing orchestral flourishes turned into queasy abrasive noise produces the same sense of enthralling urgency and mounting panic the flourishes are supposed to on their own, but the panic is heightened by the distortion; it impedes the reassuring knowledge that certain musical conventions will resolve.
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In between, Angel di Maria scored a sensational long range strike, Benjamin Pavard canceled out Gabriel Mercado's scrappy goal with an equally impressive hit, and Mbappe scored two thumping goals to restore France's lead and then extend it, adding extra panache to an already enthralling spectacle.
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And she does so by considering an enthralling range of hitherto untapped material: fantastic costumes designed by the 1970s queer theater troupe, the Cockettes; hand-sewn tapestries produced by Chilean artists depicting torture under the Pinochet regime; and the still-growing NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt.
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Hieronymus Bosch's The Garden of Earthly Delights via Wiki Commons The iconic Hieronymus Bosch triptych, The Garden of Earthly Delights, is a painting layered in so much complex, enthralling detail that even now, 500 years after its creation, art historians remain in open opposition regarding its interpretation and significance.
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You'll get to know director Rian Johnson's name a lot more in the next 12 months—he's helmed the forthcoming installment in the Star Wars franchise, The Last Jedi—but before he hit brand-name pay dirt, he established himself as a maker of knotty, smart, and enthralling capers.
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Both players put on an excellent show for the crowd in Ohio, producing a number of eye-catching moments — most notably an enthralling rally late in the second set when the pair exchanged 15 shots, including a between-the-legs lob from Kyrgios just before Sonego won the point.
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"I love this movie, and I'm very proud of it," he recently said, over the phone, of Nocturnal Animals, a violent, enthralling, and layered story within a story about an art gallery owner (played by Amy Adams) captivated by an early copy of her ex-husband's disturbing novel.
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Looking at his portrait of "Elvin Jones" (1961), I'm reminded of Rembrandt's paintings, how from across the room you can tell that an image belongs to one or the other artist and the image only becomes more enthralling as one moves closer and discovers fugitive highlights here and there.
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The volume is, at once, an enthralling account of her discovery of her vocation, and a gifted teacher's guidebook to the secret lives of plants — a book that should do for botany what Stephen Jay Gould's writings did for paleontology, and what Oliver Sacks's essays did for neurology.
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You've perhaps heard that Bobby, an angsty bachelor of 35, has been reincarnated as Bobbie, an angsty unmarried woman of the same age, in Marianne Elliott's enthralling revival of "Company," Stephen Sondheim and George S. Furth's 1970 take on the stings and sorrows of being single in swinging Manhattan.
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Conway's "fixer," an arch and studious Campbell Scott, is a worthy foil for Underwood's underlings, including LeAnn Harvey (Neve Campbell, her brio newly tempered with vulnerability) and Tom, a lusty speechwriter who is more enthralling to himself than he is to either the other characters or the viewer.
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We all remember the opening scenes of Stranger Things' first season, which takes place in 1984: Mike, Will, Dustin, and Lucas sit around a small table in a basement acting out an enthralling section of a D&D campaign that would be called back to for the entirety of the series.
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Like its 1961 predecessor, which featured recipes from Marcel Duchamp, Man Ray, and Harper Lee, the updated book provides an enthralling look into the lives and creative processes—via the food they cook and consume—of everyone from Anthony Doerr and Joyce Carol Oates to Ed Ruscha and Marina Abramović.
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WSTRN arguably produced the underground smash hit of 2015 with "In2" while Mura Masa's "Lovesick Fuck" perfectly captures—as Noisey editor Ryan Bassil put it in our mid-year summary of good shit last summer—the "horrible and enthralling part of the human experience" that is being in bowel-disturbing love.
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Yvonne Bradley was part of the English team in that tournament, a squad that has become known as the "Lost Lionesses" and as she watched the enthralling game, won by the Americans 2-1, her mind went back to when, for a few weeks, she too was an international footballer.
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The Get Down's bizarre release strategy — the first season was released in two halves eight months apart — and a messy pilot seem to have gotten in the way of buzz for this energetic, enthralling tribute to the Bronx in the '70s, the early days of hip-hop, and the creative impulse.
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Bolstered by the most eye-catching signing by an Italian team since Inter Milan signed the Brazilian Ronaldo in 1998, Juventus should cement its grip on Serie A. After the most enthralling title race in years last season, it is hard to envisage a sustained challenge over the coming months.
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For many fans, it was an alchemic combination made in heaven: visionary game director Yoko Taro, known for his enthralling but often technically broken games, and the production company of Platinum Games, known for slick, stylish action games, a partner capable of making Taro's vision as exciting to play as it was to think about.
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In what's perhaps the most enthralling episode of the hacker drama Mr. Robot, one of F-Society's hackers drops a bunch of USB sticks in the parking lot of a prison in the hopes somebody will pick one up and plug it into their work computer, giving the hackers a foothold in the network.
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While the win which earned him his TUF winner's glass, it wasn't exactly the most enthralling of contests we've ever seen with a dominant Hall doing his utmost to nullify Lobov's striking-heavy attack, that was Hall's fifth win in a row and had finished his previous four bouts by either submission or TKO.
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Meryl Streep to receive Cecil B. DeMille Award "Meryl's enthralling body of work across a diverse set of genres has made her a role model over the past 40 years, and she will continue to do so for generations to come," Lorenzo Soria, the President of the HFPA, said of the eight-time Golden Globe winner.
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It would be understandable if you missed the memo, given two enthralling title fights in addition to Conor McGregor's awe-inspiring display against Eddie Alvarez to become the promotion's first ever champion to hold two belts in two different weight classes simultaneously on last Saturday's inaugural New York City UFC show at the iconic Madison Square Garden.
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Pederson's seventh-inning solo home run only cemented the Dodgers' 23-21 victory over the Houston Astros on Tuesday night, but it stood as a picture-perfect proxy for the exhilaration that coursed through the stadium — and the Los Angeles dugout — as the Dodgers ensured that an enthralling World Series would reach its seven-game limit.
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Shielded by her anonymity, Ferrante has subsumed all traces of her life into an elaborate fiction, and asked us, her readers, to help sustain the enchantment — to dissolve the boundaries between the Elenas until we can no longer disentangle fiction from reality, or identify who among us is responsible for creating this enthralling state of affairs.
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CROSSING THE LINE This enthralling festival, overseen by the French Institute Alliance Française, is now in its 583th year and features a wealth of performances, including the return of the Congolese artist Faustin Linyekula, who presents three works, including the premiere of "Festival of Dreams," a series of performances with 573 subway dancers from It's Showtime NYC!
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In their mesmerizing work, filled with enthralling shots that often seem exquisitely sculpted, Hubbard and Birchler interweave documentary and fiction to focus not on the famous Giacometti but instead on the almost completely unknown American artist Flora Mayo, who had left her husband, daughter, and comfortable conditions in Denver, Colorado for the life of an artist.
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Further down the card you have enthralling match-ups such as ex-UFC lightweight champ Anthony Pettis versus Charles Oliveira in the former's featherweight debut, Paige VanZant's return to the Octagon following her stint on TV show Dancing With The Stars—taking on Aussie scrapper Bec Rawlings—as well as Sam Alvey's sure-fire barnburner against fighter-rapper hybrid Kevin Casey.
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Anyone with a passing interest in live music needs to see Fat White Family perform live; not just because they're visually enthralling, but because their sound—a mix of the Butthole Surfers, Bongwater, and The Cramps—combines with that image to create a performance that's so terrifyingly brilliant it feels like it could explode at any moment, gloriously chugging off into oblivion.
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It was enthralling to listen to the game for the first time across the table from this very exuberant man who often told me how he equated calling games to singing, how his voice rose and fell with the events of the game, how he hit his high notes with the enthusiasm of a tenor onstage at the Metropolitan Opera.
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Where season one had Jimmy occasionally find his life intersecting with elements of Albuquerque's criminal underworld (familiar to those who had watched Breaking Bad), season two mostly confines him to the less immediately enthralling world of corporate law — and then focuses on stories that revolve around whether he would play by the rules of the New Mexico Bar Association or cut his own path.
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The ever-enthralling—and hometown hero—Donald Cerrone takes on the sharp boxing skills of Jorge Masvidal in the co-main event, while a bout with serious title implications in the bantamweight division between Raphael Assuncao and Aljamain Sterling takes place on the Fox Sports preliminary card—a portion of the night's fights headlined by a fun middleweight scrap between Nate Marquardt and Sam Alvey.
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While a bunch of young adults hopped up on Red Bull measured by a decibal reader is perhaps not the best indicator of cultural tendencies, at last weekend's enthralling Culture Clash event—that Red Bull flew me out to attend—in a warehouse on the outskirts of the city, Zaytoven was usurped by Kranium, the New York dancehall artist carving a path for his Jamaican-indebted songs wherever the speakers blast loudest.
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Despite containing several of the same elements that Game of Thrones fans found so enthralling — warring tribes; young people with special seeing powers; a scary, sexy, evil queen type; and even the presence of an angry, grunt-y Jason Momoa — See is missing the human drama and stakes that helped make Game of Thrones a juggernaut among a variety of viewers, even if they hadn't read the source novels or cared about dragons before.
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If season one introduced the central idea of the series — that the horrors of puberty would be personified in the extreme, right down to one character's two talking pubic hairs — season two deepens that idea, becoming a surprisingly affecting exploration of the balance in all of our brains between hedonism and shame, between wanting to feel good and not wanting anybody else to find out what secret things we find so enthralling.
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Ryan Braun's contract (roughly $80 million over four years) won't seem as burdensome during the offseason, when budgets and lineups are thinner; Jonathan Villar's two-way stylings at shortstop could cause a team to act irrationally; Corey Knebel is a power-armed young reliever, and they tend to get gobbled up like jelly beans by contending teams; and heck, some general manager might find late-bloomer Junior Guerra enthralling enough to trade for in a desolate free agent environment for starting pitchers.
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